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25 April 2004

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10 April 2004

• curprev 21:5921:59, 10 April 2004 Fennec talk contribs m 5,574 bytes −22 Reverted edits by 24.236.188.207 to last version by Andres
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7 April 2004

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18 March 2004

• curprev 16:3816:38, 18 March 2004 Ihcoyc talk contribs 5,561 bytes +11 see also: bad
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16 March 2004

• curprev 01:0301:03, 16 March 2004 DontMessWithThis talk contribs 5,554 bytes +14 Why quotes around "natural beliefs?" Who is being quoted? I.E. who made that up?
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15 March 2004

• curprev 21:3821:38, 15 March 2004 Jwrosenzweig talk contribs 5,286 bytes −927 editing for style and clarity -- mostly minor adds and rewrites, but cutting one new paragraph that does not seem to make sense in the context of this article
• curprev 17:3717:37, 15 March 2004 DontMessWithThis talk contribs 6,213 bytes +1,305 what is the omniscient source that provided the information on "All cultures"
• curprev 17:2517:25, 15 March 2004 DontMessWithThis talk contribs 4,908 bytes −8 In longstanding religious traditions? Which ones? "longstanding tradition" is redundant repitition
• curprev 17:2417:24, 15 March 2004 DontMessWithThis talk contribs 4,916 bytes −5 by all known cultures? I doubt it. What about Taoism? Zen?
• curprev 17:2317:23, 15 March 2004 DontMessWithThis talk contribs 4,921 bytes −144 In what order of things is love the opposite of evil?
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26 October 2003

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24 October 2003

• curprev 01:1401:14, 24 October 2003 Mkmcconn talk contribs 4,892 bytes +78 links
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15 October 2003

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• curprev 00:4700:47, 15 October 2003 Mkmcconn talk contribs 4,805 bytes +32 smaller reword
• curprev 00:4500:45, 15 October 2003 Mkmcconn talk contribs 4,773 bytes +762 try to retain recent edits, by rewording (personally feel this material is somewhat off-topic)

13 October 2003

• curprev 22:1222:12, 13 October 2003 Karada talk contribs 4,011 bytes +271 Some psychologists, psychiatrists and neuroscientists have started to identify evil with a lack of conscience caused by the inability to feel empathy for others. However, this is a very recent
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12 September 2003

• curprev 22:4222:42, 12 September 2003 Fairandbalanced talk contribs 3,754 bytes +125 Added the obvious example of cultural relativism.

24 August 2003

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19 August 2003

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18 August 2003

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15 August 2003

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27 July 2003

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7 July 2003

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4 July 2003

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17 June 2003

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27 May 2003

• curprev 00:3100:31, 27 May 2003 131.183.84.166 talk 3,523 bytes +4 When referring to a word rather than using the word to refer to something, one should italicize.

17 April 2003

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8 March 2003

• curprev 19:0919:09, 8 March 2003 JWSchmidt talk contribs m 3,519 bytes −2 fix bad link for "moral absolutism"

3 March 2003

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11 October 2002

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20 September 2002

• curprev 02:4402:44, 20 September 2002 PierreAbbat talk contribs 1,939 bytes −378 move someone's pov to talk
• curprev 02:3602:36, 20 September 2002 68.13.159.251 talk 2,317 bytes +376 Why Evil Exists

28 May 2002

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14 March 2002

• curprev 07:3907:39, 14 March 2002 Ed Poor talk contribs 1,964 bytes +109 Taking advantage of another person for one's own benefit

25 February 2002

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23 October 2001

• curprev 16:5216:52, 23 October 2001 Josh Grosse talk contribs 1,852 bytes +26 Justfred, this help?
• curprev 15:4015:40, 23 October 2001 Lee Daniel Crocker talk contribs 1,826 bytes +1,826 I am not aware of any culture that doesn't have a concept of good/evil. Can you name one?